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Very beautiful meerschaum I really like how it looks like a briar. Let us know how it smokes when you receive it.
Excellent choice! Sinan's Pipes have been in my modest collection for
years and deliver fine smoking pleasures. Yes, these Pipes have been
taking the lunch money for a long time. You have the right sing the Blues.
At least you'll be smoking a great Pipe on the way to the poor house.
The Bulldog shape is one of my all time favorites. Good for you!
years and deliver fine smoking pleasures. Yes, these Pipes have been
taking the lunch money for a long time. You have the right sing the Blues.
At least you'll be smoking a great Pipe on the way to the poor house.
The Bulldog shape is one of my all time favorites. Good for you!
Nice meer for sure.
IMPs are always a good choice. I've got two and they're both fine smokers.
I also like that IMP has the more traditional shapes and that bulldog you picked looks great.
IMPs are always a good choice. I've got two and they're both fine smokers.
I also like that IMP has the more traditional shapes and that bulldog you picked looks great.
Nice meer for sure.
IMPs are always a good choice. I've got two and they're both fine smokers.
I also like that IMP has the more traditional shapes and that bulldog you picked looks great.
IMPs are always a good choice. I've got two and they're both fine smokers.
I also like that IMP has the more traditional shapes and that bulldog you picked looks great.
I love the bulldog shape in briars and that meer is gorgeous!!! If only I had an additional 170 to drop right now!
Yes, Sinan's site is an excellent place to acquire quality Meerschaums
in a range to suit most any taste and preference. One thing to keep in
mind with a new Meerschaum is to clean it before smoking it. There will
be an abundance of milling dust in both the Block and the bit, so take it
apart and use Everclear, a shank brush and some Pipe cleaners. This will
pay big dividend in the Pipe's draft. The dust will eventually turn into
a real chore to remove, if left unattended to, so it's a good idea to remove
it before the first smoke.
in a range to suit most any taste and preference. One thing to keep in
mind with a new Meerschaum is to clean it before smoking it. There will
be an abundance of milling dust in both the Block and the bit, so take it
apart and use Everclear, a shank brush and some Pipe cleaners. This will
pay big dividend in the Pipe's draft. The dust will eventually turn into
a real chore to remove, if left unattended to, so it's a good idea to remove
it before the first smoke.
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